🎬 Bulletproof 2 (2025)
👉 Damon Wayans, Adam Sandler, James Caan
Trust is fragile. Friendship is even more so. And in the world of crime and corruption, betrayal can be deadly. Bulletproof 2 reignites the explosive mix of action and comedy with Damon Wayans and Adam Sandler reprising their unlikely partnership — one built on loyalty, shattered by lies, and forced back together by circumstances neither can escape.
Keats (Damon Wayans), once a streetwise undercover cop, is still haunted by the betrayal of Moses (Adam Sandler), the small-time hustler he befriended while working a deep-cover case. Their friendship ended the moment Keats revealed his true identity, leaving behind only anger, mistrust, and a bullet wound as a reminder of how personal the job can get.
Years later, fate throws them back together when Keats is assigned to protect Moses, now a reluctant key witness against an international crime syndicate led by a ruthless kingpin (James Caan). What should be a straightforward escort mission quickly unravels into chaos as assassins, ambushes, and double-crosses put them in constant danger.
The catch? Keats and Moses can’t stand each other. Every car chase turns into an argument, every gunfight devolves into an insult match, and every moment of survival hangs on the razor’s edge of their love-hate dynamic. Wayans anchors the chaos with sharp charisma and deadpan authority, while Sandler counters with manic energy and off-the-wall antics, delivering a buddy-cop chemistry that’s both explosive and hilarious.
From high-speed freeway chases to botched safe houses, from brutal shootouts to awkward disguises, Bulletproof 2 blends over-the-top comedy with edge-of-your-seat action. James Caan adds gravitas and menace as the calculating kingpin whose reach stretches further than either Keats or Moses realizes, raising the stakes to life-or-death levels.
More than just bullets and banter, the film explores whether trust once broken can ever be repaired — or whether survival means setting aside the past just long enough to stay alive.
Fast, funny, and fueled by nonstop tension, Bulletproof 2 delivers a wild ride where the only thing more dangerous than the criminals chasing them is the possibility that Keats and Moses might kill each other before the job is done.
